Morning North

This week Timmins declares a state of emergency, a hair salon owner reacts to the province's reopening plan, the tale of two garden centres, schooling under stress, and a couple of Toronto Maple Leafs fans share their hopes for the playoffs.

This week's edition of the Morning North Mystery Game was a good example of how listening to the program can be rewarding in more ways than one. Robin from Haileybury cleaned out the CBC prize vault. Have a listen and see if you could have done the same...

Ernie from North Bay says he listens to Morning North on a regular basis. That helps if you want to play the Morning North Mystery Game. He called in hoping to win a CBC ball cap... Find out if he did.

This week, an update on the opioid-related deaths in northeastern Ontario, the Astra-Zeneca vaccine gets nixed, a look at the condominium market in the north, a fire at the Elizabeth Fry Society in Sudbury, cuts to northern Ontario's music programs, and a lunchroom/lavatory on wheels.

Another Friday... Another edition of the Morning North Mystery Game... Our contestant this week was Colleen from Callander. She got stumped on a couple of questions. Find out if you could have answered them correctly...

This week... the story of a Nipissing First Nation man recovering from COVID-19, the Canadian Taxpayer's Federation comes out against bailing out Laurentian University, the price of lumber skyrockets, a young entrepreneur makes pizzas in Azilda, a message found in a bottle on Manitoulin Island, and a history lesson about multi-millionaire Sir Harry Oakes.

Sarah made a promise to her kids that she would try to get through to play the Morning North Mystery Game and she did. She told us her family plays along all the time, but this was the real deal. Find out how well she did.

This week... we continue our coverage of the insolvency at Laurentian University including an interview with a laid-off professor, a story about free rides to vaccination clinics, some old business from Timmins city council, and a junior kindergarten teacher talks about teaching the little ones remotely.

It was a good day for Allison of Sudbury. Not only did she get through for the Morning North Mystery Game, but she cleaned us out winning all five prizes in the CBC Vault. Find out if you could have done the same...

This week, more coverage of the restructuring at Laurentian University including the end of the music program, a look at the future of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, the impact on a student from Ivory Coast, a landlord in Sudbury talks about the troubles he's had with a tenant, and the story of Herriet the Heron.